Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-17

Gehttbi NOt'Ts
,,,orday Mr. j. Carver left for Fort
lg 70 in charge Of seven men employed
SIeg',' ,oilway construction. lie was aC-
On In neonied by his wife. Mr.. i. q.
.IPpss also left with five men. They
N9'eiii1 tried to down" the =. =. r., but
tad alI = quite come it," That's all
' Ig, boys we'll try another whack.
uoorv Berl has gone South on Il trip
\ hr Rr6el < Penglase'
~ ". IIemenway has taken IL trip to
probably to take dip in the
OE'|il vessels or to shake hands with
N.Y. 1ynin TAYLOR and George O., the big gun.
Ear a good square meal or round plate
anvthing good to eat, call on Rogers Il
n,, I"' where Coffee John used to be.
NV NV" nlacp is entirely remodeled and Rich
n inS are set up at reasonable rates. See
advertisement.
uBnle" Fisher ut the Beer Hall said
,Jay when he was told about the de-
% Wv The EdmundsTucker bill was under
.:Inci in the House: at must be Il ID
sGG, n house. and id long bill that it
cannot get through"
Pain. snow, sleet, slush, clouds, colds,
.inJs and above and beneath all-mud
Il T"on the elements appear to be dissatis-
soJ with the results of last Mondays
,Ioction. Nowonder the very streets are
shedding tears.
percyal ]. Barratt, Esq, prdes him
solf on his elegant new windows, which
Il L;ro forth from his law Office i'm blazing
coors.
Mr. Jas. T. Browning, u staunch Lib
oal worker, has received flattering
oTar for Il hotel situation in Carlin.
To.dav Mr.. c. ID. Hays, the timer ON
Earth street, delivered over to Council
man.elect Joseph Clark fine dish-pan
which he had b It on the election against
sack OF flour. But still, Charley, be.
mo bachelor, has no use for either dish
pan or -four. He'll live.
Il At Eden way up in Ogden Valley
lley are having little fun (or FUSS with
Ae trustees OF the public schools. 1t
appears that no one but church Mormon
church, people have been able to obtain
an occasional hire of the school house
for dances or other parties till a few days
ago, when one of the Liberals made Il
demand on one OF the trustees for the
use OF the school room, ana obtained the
privilege by paying certain amount.
The Bishop, hearing OF this innovation
upon time-hOnored custom, tried to have
The contract Cancelled, failing in which
he tried to prohibit the young Saints
from participating in the dance. But the
youthful brethren went there all the
ame and had good time with the
sisters.
News was received at Ogden this morn
4 ng Of the death at Evanston OF Robert
Wilson, OF Ogden, who went TO Evanston
l On Tuesday last to take charge OF a store
there. The Knights OF Labor, OF which
he was an earnest and faithful member,
will take charge OF the funeral arrange
|nents. The time OF the funeral has not
/ bet been made known.
By appointment from ], G. Harlow
|Gnnd Master Workman of the A. o. L.
NV, Nevada jurisdiction, Percival j.
Brmtt will fill the vacancy which oc-
cured in the finance committee OF the
tnnd Lodge, in consequence of the res
Equation of j. NJ. Edwards, who has left
iw Omaha. Mr.. Barratt has accepted
,Ns very complimentary sign OF conf
hence The other members OF the said
committee are Adolph Schansenbach and
RansOrl Smith.
Wednesday afternoon was sunshining.
i was shining too, for the bootblacks,
owing to the depth, density and general
leWersty OF the mud.
The brethren are still looking cheerful
Well, let EN-. Mr.. Walter Thompson is
very cheerful, too; not over the election
Of the p p. =. ticket, but over the adj
vent OF little male stranger in his
family It's the first boy in the house
hold, and to educate him in the correc
American principles OF patriotism he
went and subscribed for TUr DEMocRAl
at once
Harry Smith, the barber will tell yol
how the election went.